Polyalkeonate Cement

Dental Cement

Question  1. Write a short note on polyalkeonate cement.
Answer:

Polyalkeonate cement is also known as glass ionomer cement alumina silicate polyacrylic acid or dentin substitute or man-made dentin. Polyalkeonate cement is the combination of the powder of silicate cement with the liquids of polycarboxylates, so the term polyalkeonate cement is given.

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Question  2. Enumerate permanent luting agents. 
Answer:

Enumeration of Permanent Luting Agents:

• Zinc phosphate cement
• Polycarboxylate cement
• Silicophosphate
• Glass ionomer cement
• Resin.

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Question  3. Describe the uses of advantages and disadvantages of Zinc oxide eugenol cement.
Answer:

Advantages of Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement:

• It has higher biocompatibility than other cement.
• It is a good insulator.
• It is a good sealer of the pulp dentin organ.
• It has an antiseptic effect.
• It has a sedative and anti-inflammatory action on the pulp dentin organ.

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Disadvantages of Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement:

• The strength is not sufficient enough to resist the forces of mastication.
• It lacks resistance.
• It has a high solubility in the oral cavity.